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A can for material for the third issue of ant, student liter—

ary magazine, has been "mafia by Akin Piait, editor. Boo to ex—
tensive demand of last Spring’s edition, it has been announced
that the magazine wit}; attempt to hate ITSA finance the print»

ing of the book. Formerly sponu
sored by the LL? department‘, Plait
stated that for the “future concern
of the magazine, it is advisable that
it come under the oontrol of the
Fubiications board.”

The editor stated further that
if the magazine is accepted into
ITEMS domain, it will be printed

by the new Multilith process or by
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mam; depending on cost consider—
ations.

Any student who wishes to com
tribute his motorial to East, is re»
quested to place it in an envelope,
together with his; name, anorexia
and phone number. The mom!»
script is to be adtiressed to Alan
Plait, % Technoiogy News. To tau
ciiimto editing procedures, it is. act»

visable to have all materiai sn'oa

mitted‘ before Denember 1, 1950.

 

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Harold Minifler announced to;
day that many poaitions are now“
open on campus; for, Tochv'stndonté'
in neeé of employment.
To ‘enablo as manyvpeoplo as
possibio “to share the availablo
openings, and to keep anyone from
letting work hurt his studies, étn‘w'
dents; will be limited. to twelve
hours of onncampus employment.
In certain instances, jobs are
available which allow the student
to work up to twenty hours per
week, but, in general, only those
students with a better than 2.50
average will be permitted to ac—
cept these positions. No student
on probation will be permitted to
work as a student assistant,
Minkler said.

Eons are. nvaiiablo in man‘s!
fields, om} moot of the nositions
my ’35 nee-ants per hour. Stnfients
are: nee-tied to act as bookstoro
clown, messengers, patter grail»
ers, busboys. tyinsts, manna}
Sahara's,» mechanics, etc.

All jobs on campus; may be ob-
tained only by iiiing an applica»
tion in the Placement office. An
application filed last semester will
not be considered valid this semos-
tor. Anyone who does not reapply
this semester, even though he may
still hold the same job, will find
that his paycheck isn’t to but found
when payday arrives twice monthu
1y.

Further information may be ob“
tained from Mrs. Schmidtke in
the Placement office.

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John R. Ward, MEG, has been
awarfied a prize of $108 in a ham
tionawide engineering college con-
test tor a paper entitled “Frau

Hot Water Heater.” «
The contest, sponsoreci by the
James F. Lincoln Arc ”Welding
foundation, Cieveiand, drew om
tries from 40 engineering not»
logos throughout the country.

st. January 19% graduate of
Crane Technical high school, Ward
in majoring in mechanical ongiw
nearing at Illinois Tech.

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to mono onoi sonny other
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and. John F. White, dean". of doVeiopment, resigneé in onion __ _, ,

take a vice prosidency’at West‘érn
ResorVe university. Betti of" moon,
men. had been oxfteniely-popular,
and are romomb'ored by ancients
andi’éflow administrators alike as
warm, friendly, and helpful per»-
sooaiities.

.flio stow oi‘ .t’otm White at
fiilinofio 'E‘eoh to a. moonnting of
suocoanivo two year growths, no
the need for his organizational
nbiitty arose, anti, finntiy, of his
can to” n vino prosiaionoy in
charge of five flooartmentn at
western "Renown. He came to
this onmmts in wotwith a. BS
from Lawtonco ooiiege, and an
MS in ottuuontion from the tint-u
versity of flniongo. On his m't‘ivni
he ontoblinhofl‘tfim finstitnto‘s first
separate: nominations; affine, of
which he was amnion attractor.
In 1%5 ho boonmo assiotont to

Bean at Stnflonts onion amt tho
following you, upon the intter’o '
retirement, he Mannie, ixorhnon,
the yonngost ocean of any motor
oflnontionni institution.

Two wars latermin igtifiwjohn
White was again call-ed upon to
establish a new office. This time he
became Donn of Devniopment,
whoso office had charge of: tho all»
important fund raising upon which
maintainanco and grov'vth of the,
Institute diagonal. That his work. in
all at theso department‘s was; suc-
cessful, is host attes’too to by the
work; at which he is now engaged.
Vice President White of Western
Reserve is charged with the tol-
lowing duties:
admissions, novelo-pment‘, alumni,
and the University press. I-Ie will
be very much missed by all at
Iliinois Tech.

Robert moo) fifinningham
may "no oomowlhat Boon wot!
know to {tech stnttontn twisty,
nitnougn in nit; position as atria
missions. oo‘nnoitor amt ttonhmnn
advisw he most have woven
magma to many. only two wars
m, though, loot: Cunningham
was prohnniy the “nest known
man on campus. fly the time he
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In 1948 he became actmiséion
oounciior, helping newcomem mi
3111 “the multitude of manning to
arise for those entering a: 11‘
school. Last February, in addit
ho tookrover the work: ottresnmai
adviser and. was emniin‘entiy out:
cossful anti very much appreciated
in that capacity. It has oppnnént
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ningtia‘m will .torminato his loavé’ '
of ‘abgenoe and. tome, than}:
important: Work he wan doing for

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Wayne Coy, chairman of thin
Federal Communications commiséé
5101)., will aficiroso attendants at

ironies conference at a genefi.
luncheon soosion Mommy in tho ,
'Edgowatorfloach hotel. ‘ ,' "

More than noon origination; amt .
oteotronicn sooniolists are expectant
to' attend momma-day meeting;
It will be holci this from in who ‘
junction with the 5‘25 years; at,
progress” celebration of the {lint-«é
c‘ago section of the: Institute oi:
Radio Enginoern. ‘ . f

mongwtimo main: noroonoiatinn ‘
in the Chicago onto. wilt “gather '
with oont’nt‘oon to)? on ”not .
timers” night Toonfloy. titan” ~
tomtwr $6, with ontortninment ’ .
in; tho WM thorn nation tn'onno. ‘ ‘
om of {Dinioogo’o oident motto ,
noon/n.

Sixty miners; on 20 oioctronicn
subjects will be presenteci at the
technical sassions. Tuesday and,
Weflnosday Innohoons will Who
goonsored by the Chicago sections
of IRE and the American Inotiw‘
tuto of Electrical Engineers.

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wontth Efitson oomnnny to obtain»
main ot’ the NRC boom of nirvana ,
tots. Nathan , fining" of moms ‘&

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of tho ooni’oronoo this groom-anti ‘ '

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RBSQELE'QE’R Foundation of tilinoin

Enntituto of {technology in ow»

grant chairman. ,

Sponsoring organizations are Iii-a
iinois Tech, Northwestern uni»
varsity, University of Ellinois,

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